This center was established in 1987 as the research center for the development of new advanced materials, process technology and analysis method for innovation. The Center was reorganized to the current in 2013 through Laboratory for Advanced Materials (LAM) and Advanced Research Center of Metallic Glasses (ARCMG). The Center develops various materials and processes in the field of social infrastructure, energy consumption, environmental protection, information and biotechnology, and aims to deepen material science by elucidating the mechanism of function and establishing guidelines for material design.
Collaboration Research Centers and Facilities
Cooperative Research and Development Center for Advanced Materials
Head/Prof.Naoya MASAHASHI
Prof.Rie UMETSU
- Prof. Tadashi FURUHARA
- Prof. Akihiko CHIBA
- Prof. Kazumasa SUGIYAMA
- Prof. Akira YOSHIKAWA
- Prof. Hidemi KATO
- Assoc. Prof. Satoshi SEMBOSHI
- Assoc. Prof. Rodion V. BELOSLUDOV
- Assist. Prof. Mitsutaka SATO
- Assist. Prof. Yuta KIMURA
Advanced Materials Make Dreams Come True - A Bridge to the Future
material fabrication, microstructural controlling, material characterization, material function, collaborative research
Cross-sectional TEM images and selected area diffraction patterns of the anodic oxides on (a) Ti, ( b) Ti6Al4V and (c) TiNbSn prepared in the sodium tartrate electrolyte containing H2O2, (d) mechanical properties of anodized oxide, and (e) COF variation for the untreated and anodized Ti, Ti6AlV and TiNbSn alloy prepared in the same electrolyte under HBSS wet conditions.
（a) Model of the crystal structure of CoVMnAl Heusler alloy, (b) powder neutron diffraction pattern, (c) density of states of CoVMnAl with perfect ordered state, and (d) density of states with partial disordered state. (Cooperative research with Prof. K. Ono, Osaka Univ. and Assoc. Prof. T. Fukushima, Univ. Tokyo)